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Anonymous Posted 13 years ago
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British speaker,is this correct?

Is this correct please?
I think 2 is wrong.
1 It seems the more he paints the better he gets.
2 It seems he gets better the longer he paints.

Which is correct please? Does it make sense?
The longer the stretches of time he paints for, the better his paintings get.
The longer stretches of time he paints for, the better his paints get.

Thanks
  

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OK: It seems the more he paints the better he gets. It seems he gets better the longer he paints. The longer the stretch of time he paints for, the better his paintings get.

— Mister Micawber

  • OK: It seems the more he paints the better he gets.
  • It seems he gets better the longer he paints.
  • The longer the stretch of time he paints for, the better his paintings get.
  • The longer the stretch of time he paints for, the better his painting gets.
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OK:

It seems the more he paints the better he gets.
It seems he gets better the longer he paints.
The longer the stretch of time he paints for, the better his paintings get.
The longer the stretch of time he paints for, the better his painting gets.
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